Collateral damage: The EUI, Brexit and institutional logics.
Professor Simon Usherwood on yet another example of how Brexit has effects far beyond what is usually being discussed.
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How flexible can the EU really be now?
The BBC’s Europe Editor Katya Adler posted an interesting thread on Twitter on the possibility of EU concessions when and if British MPs finally reach a consensus in Parliament.
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Saturday 16 February - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Random thoughts.
B. Jay Cooper’s random thoughts on Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Governor Northam, Antisemitism, and the Shutdown.
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Friday 15 February - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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What do the EU27 think about Britain’s Brexit chaos?
The BBC’s Europe Editor Katya Adler posted a very interesting thread on Twitter about what the EU27 think about what is happening in London.
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Frightened, frustrated or sick and tired? You decide!
Dan Warren on the concerns people have about their future post-Brexit and why Britain’s future is at stake.
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Brexit. Disruptive, uncertain, costly and risky.
As I head through the channel tunnel for probably the last time before the end of March, what do I take from talking to French and Belgian officials and academics?
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The last throw of the dice for the UK and the EU.
Fabian Zuleeg looks for a way out of the current Brexit impasse by building on the existing deal, and argues that the only remaining option is to construct a centrist majority in the House of Commons.
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Thursday 14 February - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Can the government get all its Brexit Statutory Instruments through Parliament by exit day on 29 March?
How can the government get its remaining up-to-200 Brexit Statutory Instruments on the statute book before Exit Day?... [Spoiler: It might not be pretty for parliamentary scrutiny!]
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“We thought The Red Flag was just a song, not a character trait.”
The UK’s current political climate, while not totally responsive to Labour, has been nursed by a crisis on the Left. Here’s a humorous rant on our loyal Opposition.
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How MEPs have made decisions during these 5 years?
As the European Parliament election nears, Vote Watch Europe looks at what and how the MEPs voted on behalf of their constituents in the past five years.
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Wednesday 13 February - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Donald Tusk’s “special place in hell” comments were not at all controversial.
Not everyone on the Leave side screamed after the Donald Tusk’s comment that poured petrol onto the Brexit flames.
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No-deal means no protection of rights for 3.6m EU citizens.
In case of no-deal Brexit, EU citizens’ rights will not be protected, the3million writes.
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Brexit, populism, and a third way.
As the Brexit process grinds its way toward an unknown conclusion and the Trump administration comes unglued, it is worth reminding ourselves how two nations that regard themselves as the exemplars of free peoples could arrive in this current state of affairs.
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